Restore.Photo vs Reviva

Restore.Photo uses AI to repair damaged, faded, or blurry photographs through a web service accessible worldwide on browser-equipped devices. It detects and repairs scratches, tears, and physical damage, and can add color to black-and-white or faded images. Enhancement tools include noise reduction, face enhancement, and 2x or 4x upscaling. Uploads accept JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, and BMP files up to 25 MB. The service states that average processing takes under 30 seconds. Photos are encrypted during transfer and processing and automatically deleted within 24 hours. The Free plan allows three restorations per month, standard quality, and output up to 1024x1024 resolution. Pro costs $12 a month and includes unlimited restorations, up to 4K output, advanced repair, and batch uploads of up to 10. Business costs $39 a month and adds API access, team collaboration, white labeling, and dedicated support, with batch processing up to 100.

Reviva restores damaged photographs, colorizes black-and-white images, and sharpens blurry faces. Its Restore mode addresses tears, creases, water stains, missing corners, and fading. Colorize adds color to grayscale pictures, including skin tones, skies, and fabric, while Enhance aims to recover facial detail in blurry, soft, or low-resolution photos. The maker says a restored image is usually ready in well under a minute. Results can be saved in full resolution, printed, or shared. Reviva is available for iOS and macOS; listed compatibility requires iOS 15.1 or later, or macOS 12.0 or later on an Apple M1 chip or later. The Free plan costs nothing and includes three restorations, full-resolution downloads, and no watermarks. Reviva Pro Yearly costs $59.99 a year and includes unlimited restorations and full restored history. Uploaded originals are deleted from the processing pipeline after successful restoration, while results stay in history until deleted. The maker says photos are processed by third-party AI providers and are not used to train its own models.